Dia Art Foundation Adapts to a Changing NYC Art Scene by Offering Free Admission
The Dia Art Foundation has had an exhibition space in Chelsea for over 30 years. With the neighborhood rapidly changing, director Jessica Morgan explains how the foundation is evolving with it.
View ArticleNetflix’s ‘Abstract: The Art of Design’ Returns to Awe Us With the Inner...
The new season will feature the showstopping costumes of Ruth E. Carter, the contemplative art of Olafur Eliasson, and so much more.
View ArticleCarmen Argote’s New Museum Solo Show Will Make You Think of Home
Carmen Argote presents her first institutional solo show at the New Museum, showcasing her ability to evoke a sense of place that feels at once both specific and very relatable.
View ArticleBe Transfixed by Vija Celmins’ Simple, Hypnotic Renderings at the Met Breuer
Celmins' images of ocean waves, the desert floor or the night sky might appear straightforward at first, but they draw you deeper in.
View ArticleTa-Nehisi Coates Spent 10 Years Writing ‘The Water Dancer,’ Oprah’s Newest...
Coates has been writing his first work of fiction for a decade, now it debuts as the next pick for Oprah's book club.
View Article‘The Goldfinch’ Cast Were Asked to Choose One Artwork to Save From Destruction
Sarah Paulson's answer was probably the best of the bunch, if also a choice that echoes the decorating taste of college freshmen around the country.
View ArticleResponding to Plácido Domingo Allegations, Met and LA Opera Take Different...
While tenor Plácido Domingo faces sexual harassment allegations, the opera companies with which he works must decide how to respond.
View ArticleGagosian Gallery’s Long-Running Court Battle With a Collector Over Koons...
Collector and MoMA board member Steven A. Tananbaum says he's sunk millions into acquiring Koons sculptures that weren't delivered on time.
View ArticleChristie’s Patek Philippe Sales Will Test the Waters of the Fluctuating Watch...
A Philippe watch sold for $24 million in Geneva in 2014, but the auction climate 5 years later may not be as conducive to record-breaking timepiece sales.
View ArticleWalter Hood on Winning a ‘Genius’ Grant and His Vision for Transforming the...
The artist and landscape architect celebrated his 'genius' grant win last night at the Oakland Museum of California.
View ArticleCranes, Psychic Pains and Bauhaus Ideals: What to Expect From This Year’s...
From commentary on artistic schizophrenia to experimental theater based on the relationship between Thailand and the American military, this biennial means business.
View ArticleAn Ancient Egyptian Coffin Displayed at the Met This Year is Being Returned...
According to the Manhattan D.A.'s office, the coffin was stolen in 2011 and eventually sold to the Met in 2017.
View ArticleIn Times Square, Kehinde Wiley Unveils His First, Monumental Work of Public Art
The statue, entitled 'Rumors of War,' will be moved to its permanent home at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in December.
View ArticleThe 4 Must-See Gallery Exhibitions in New York City Right Now
This fall, four New York City gallery shows stood out not just for their craftsmanship, but also for the sheer volume of conversation they've created.
View ArticleTaiwan Embraces ‘Weird’ Building Boom With NYC’s RUR Architects at the Helm
Taiwan looks set to step into the avant-garde shoes vacated by Beijing and Shanghai after China’s State Council put a stop to 'weird' architectural constructions.
View ArticleKanye West Is Releasing an IMAX Movie Shot in James Turrell’s Roden Crater
The setting for West's video is Roden Crater, a huge space and light work created by artist James Turrell in an extinct volcano in Northern Arizona.
View ArticleJenny Holzer’s Next Public Artwork at Rockefeller Center Will Address the Gun...
Master of the heartbreaking one-liner, Jenny Holzer now turns her attention to the crisis of gun violence in the U.S. with Rockefeller Center as her canvas.
View ArticleHold Your Horses: The Artist and Curator Behind Central Park’s Equine Statues...
A new public artwork by French artist Jean-Marie Appriou might urge New Yorkers to slow down for these sculptures meant for play and interaction.
View ArticleArtist Wolfgang Tillmans Named New Chair of London’s Institute of...
Tillmans is taking over the position from philanthropist Hadeel Ibrahim, who's reportedly relocating to Iceland to focus her attention on climate justice.
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